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Sadly, there’s no tenkeyless (without a numberpad) version, so make sure you have the desk space to accommodate the Razer if it takes your fancy. Glorious PC Gaming Race is a brand you may have been hearing of more and more lately with its keyboards, mice, and controversial tactile switches. The Wombat Pine Professional is giving the likes of Logitech and Razer are good run for their money. Though the Wombat brand doesn't yet enjoy mainstream popularity, it's an appealing choice for professionals who want a proper mechanical keyboard that's also both attractive and office-appropriate. Since it is designed especially for Mac users (though it is compatible with multiple platforms), it also comes in different colorways that match the colors of the iMac 24-inch.

Meanwhile, those keycaps are gorgeous, stamped with Sindarin phrases and Tengwar script – alongside, of course, the regular English alphabet and keyboard legends, and come in a concave form to keep your fingers in place. You even get a set of extra keys from Drop's Autumn in Rivendell Kit so you can customize it to an extent. We only wish the keycaps were slightly bigger, as the way they're designed right now, their smaller size makes each key feel a little cramped. The A-88MKII is a long-awaited update to Roland's much loved A-88 full-size piano action MIDI keyboard. The footprint is compact - good news if you’re using it in the studio, and at 16kg it's not too heavy for live use. While USB-A connections still dominate the market, there’s good reason to consider a USB-C mouse or keyboard. Namely, the technology is newer, faster and included by default in most upcoming electronics. A variety of tablets, smartphones and PCs can now take advantage of the connection, providing you with speed and reliability not seen in the aging USB-A. Plus, if you own a computer made in the last couple years, you may need to connect an external hub just to use USB-A devices. The Das Keyboard 6 Professional is a match for office workers who are looking to upgrade to a high-quality, no-nonsense, productivity-focused keyboard. It's a perfect balance between elite productivity keyboards and enthusiast-grade boards that focus on feel and aesthetics. Any mediocre keyboard can function properly as an input device. However, a high-quality option is more accurate, faster, and a lot more responsive, as well as more satisfying and more comfortable to type on. If it's a wireless keyboard, you'll find that the higher quality ones have better connectivity as well. In fact, we recommend getting one even if you don't spend all day typing away at your computer.The new G80-3000N RGB is a reinvention of that classic, designed to appeal to today’s more demanding users. Carryovers include the classic ergonomic keycaps and original typing feel, but these are now combined with a much slimmer, more contemporary housing, 16-million colour illumination and state-of-the-art electronics. Does the new model actually feel like the classic model? We’ve not used a G80-3000 for more than 15 years but the reworked model certainly felt familiar once we started tapping away on it.

That all said, much of the tech introduced with the Pro is here, so you get Smart Chord and Smart Scale modes which aid songwriting and composition, an excellent arpeggiator, plus Beat Repeat so that stutters and repeats can be triggered from the pads. If you already own a MiniLab MkII and are thinking of upgrading, you’ll need to weigh up the extra options such as MIDI out and the reconfigured panel. For new users it’s definitely one of the best controllers in its class and offers fantastic value.So, we take our keyboard testing seriously. Each keyboard that lands on our desks is treated and utilized as our main keyboard for a week or more. That's the best way to ensure that we're not only experiencing it the way consumers would in the real world, but also coming across any quirks, flaws, and issues. Bluetooth products are especially popular with Surface Pro and tablet owners, as there are often only a few available ports on these devices. Even if you use just one USB receiver for both mouse and keyboard, many tablets won’t have a second USB port available for secondary connections – making Bluetooth products the perfect solution. As with all Durgod products, the Venus comes with excellent Cherry-style stabilizers that are generously pre-lubed from the factory. One of the benefits of having hotswap board is being able to unplug and lube your switches. The EP84 supports 5-pin hotswap for full compatibility with Cherry-style switches. The stabilizers come pre-lubricated from the factory, but can be further improved easily with lubing, clipping, and band-aid modding.

A88MkII has a great design, with Ivory Feel keys, 3-sensor key detection and key-specific progressive hammer action, which all deliver the feel of a real piano. Overall we found this to be a very capable and a competitively priced update, but its winning feature is that the piano action is class-leading at this price point. Given that this isn’t the sort of unit one changes that regularly, it’s also great to be future-proofed with MIDI 2.0 support. Mistel may not be a household name yet, but they offer a well-built keyboard that soars above the rest and is ready to take the competition head-on. If you’re interested in purchasing a dedicated keyboard carrying case, chances are it will be one with a rectangular molded tray that does not account for an attached cable. The retail listings say these keycaps are dye-sublimated, but the shine-through legends are more similar to double-shot PBT. Mac modifier caps are included in case you need Mac compatibility.Not all keyboards are created equal. In fact, not all keyboards are even laid out the same (and we're not referring to the standard QWERTY key layout versus the Dvorak arrangement of some early ergonomic models). It goes without saying that if you demand the look and feel only mechanical switches can provide, rather than those that are slim and stealthy, we suggest perusing our best gaming keyboards round-up instead.